The final resting place of the USS Lexington, a World War II-era aircraft carrier, has been discovered 76 years after it was sunk in the Coral Sea, more than 500 miles off the coast of Australia.
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One of the first aircraft carriers ever built by the U.S., the Lexington sank during the Battle of the Coral Sea in May of 1942. The ship went down with 216 crew members and 35 aircraft. But 2,770 crewmen and officers were rescued by awaiting U.S. ships. The Lexington was the first aircraft carrier to be sunk in history. The Battle of the Coral Sea stopped an important Japanese advance on Australia and New Guinea, and one month later the Battle of Midway permanently turned war in favor of the U.S.
Wreckage of WWII AircraftCarrier U.S.S. Lexington Found in Coral Sea | National Geographic
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Part 1 of a compilation of the WWII shipwrecks underwater and above water as seen today. Don't forget to subscribe for more amazing and historic videos! Enjoy!

Human eyes haven’t seen the USS Independence shipwreck, which fought ferocious battles in the Pacific Theater, for 65 years. But now, thanks to the wonders of remotely operated vehicles, it’s coming into view off the coast of San Francisco.
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Researchers aboard Paul G. Allen's R/V Petrel have discovered the World War II shipwreck USS Juneau, known for five brothers who were among its many fallen sailors.
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The resting place of the the USS Juneau, lost in World War II, now has an exact location on the map. Researchers aboard the R/V Petrel, a scientific vessel and a project of philanthropist Paul G. Allen, discovered the shipwreck in the South Pacific's Solomon Islands. Images taken from an autonomous submersible give the first view of the ship since it went down in the 1942Naval Battle of Guadalcanal. The Juneau is known for the five Sullivan brothers, who were granted an exemption from a Navy policy keeping family members separate. The Sullivans were among the 687 crew members of the Juneau who lost their lives in the battle.
Read more in "FamousWWIIShipwreckFound After 75 Years"
https://bit.ly/2FVBTQT
WWII Shipwreck USS Juneau Found—Famous for Five Sullivan Brothers | National Geographic
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There's something both eerie and poignant about deep-water footage of barnacle-encrusted shipwrecks, and there's something especially sad about the remains of the Ark Royal. The pride of the Second World WarBritish fleet was sunk by a single torpedo in 1941 in the Mediterranean, its final resting place unknown. But three years ago a BBC team set out to search for the wreckage of the near-legendary aircraft carrier. The operation was a success. Here, Dan Snow takes us on a remarkable journey of discovery, looking at the Ark Royal's illustrious history and making good use of contemporary film. But, as always, it's the testimonies of those directly involved that move the most. The documentary gathers together Ark Royal veterans to view footage from the sea bed, and to share their memories of a ship that obviously still has a tight hold on their hearts.

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The List of aircraft of World War II includes all the aircraft used by those countries which were at war during World War II from the period between their joining the conflict and the conflict ending for them. Aircraft developed but not used operationally in the war are in the prototypes section at the end. Prototypes for aircraft that entered service under a different design number are ignored in favour of the service version. The date the aircraft entered service, or was first flown if the service date is unknown or it did not enter service follows the name, followed by the country of origin and major wartime users. Aircraft used for multiple roles are generally only listed under their primary role unless specialized versions were built for other roles. Aircraft used by neutral countries such as Spain, Switzerland and Sweden or countries which did no significant fighting such as most of those in South America (except Brazil), are not included.

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The final resting place of the USS Lexington, a World War II-era aircraft carrier, has been discovered 76 years after it was sunk in the Coral Sea, more than 500 miles off the coast of Australia.
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One of the first aircraft carriers ever built by the U.S., the Lexington sank during the Battle of the Coral Sea in May of 1942. The ship went down with 216 crew members and 35 aircraft. But 2,770 crewmen and officers were rescued by awaiting U.S. ships. The Lexington was the first aircraft carrier to be sunk in history. The Battle of the Coral Sea stopped an important Japanese advance on Australia and New Guinea, and one month later the Battle of Midway permanently turned war in favor of the U.S.
Wreckage of WWII AircraftCarrier U.S.S. Lexington Found in Coral Sea | National Geographic
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WWII Shipwrecks

WWII Shipwrecks

WWII Shipwrecks

Part 1 of a compilation of the WWII shipwrecks underwater and above water as seen today. Don't forget to subscribe for more amazing and historic videos! Enjoy!

World War II: Drain The Ocean EngDub 1080P

Sunken WWII Aircraft Carrier - First Look At Shipwreck | WIRED

Human eyes haven’t seen the USS Independence shipwreck, which fought ferocious battles in the Pacific Theater, for 65 years. But now, thanks to the wonders of remotely operated vehicles, it’s coming into view off the coast of San Francisco.
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Researchers aboard Paul G. Allen's R/V Petrel have discovered the World War II shipwreck USS Juneau, known for five brothers who were among its many fallen sailors.
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The resting place of the the USS Juneau, lost in World War II, now has an exact location on the map. Researchers aboard the R/V Petrel, a scientific vessel and a project of philanthropist Paul G. Allen, discovered the shipwreck in the South Pacific's Solomon Islands. Images taken from an autonomous submersible give the first view of the ship since it went down in the 1942Naval Battle of Guadalcanal. The Juneau is known for the five Sullivan brothers, who were granted an exemption from a Navy policy keeping family members separate. The Sullivans were among the 687 crew members of the Juneau who lost their lives in the battle.
Read more in "FamousWWIIShipwreckFound After 75 Years"
https://bit.ly/2FVBTQT
WWII Shipwreck USS Juneau Found—Famous for Five Sullivan Brothers | National Geographic
https://youtu.be/FFqIotUYIw4
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Shipwreck Ark Royal documentary

There's something both eerie and poignant about deep-water footage of barnacle-encrusted shipwrecks, and there's something especially sad about the remains of the Ark Royal. The pride of the Second World WarBritish fleet was sunk by a single torpedo in 1941 in the Mediterranean, its final resting place unknown. But three years ago a BBC team set out to search for the wreckage of the near-legendary aircraft carrier. The operation was a success. Here, Dan Snow takes us on a remarkable journey of discovery, looking at the Ark Royal's illustrious history and making good use of contemporary film. But, as always, it's the testimonies of those directly involved that move the most. The documentary gathers together Ark Royal veterans to view footage from the sea bed, and to share their memories of a ship that obviously still has a tight hold on their hearts.

Abandoned WWII Aircraft of the Battle of Dunkirk - Wreckage of War Planes

Abandoned WWII Aircraft of the Battle of Dunkirk - Wreckage of War Planes

Abandoned WWII Aircraft of the Battle of Dunkirk - Wreckage of War Planes

Hurricane and Spitfire aircraft of this video were shot down during the Battle of Dunkirk in 1940, and fell to the beach. They were found and restored to flying condition.
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Dive WWII Our Secret History 1of2

Top 10 Undiscovered Wrecks of WW2

Part 2 of this video is finally here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKODLG0sWoU﻿
This video shows my top 10 wrecks I would love to see found and explored. Music is by Hans Zimmer - Journey to the Line from The thin red line soundtrack. Number one is the wreck I'm most fascinated with. As many know, exploration of ship wrecks explains a lot of the mysteries that surrounds the sinking of these vessels. USS Gambier Bay should be in the top 5 in this video, the exploration of her would prove if Yamato actually played a part in its sinking.
New video!! WW2: Steel Leviathans (Compilation of all big gun Warships) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmeRC...
New video!! Top 10 Ugly warships https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXytZ...

The final resting place of the USS Lexington, a World War II-era aircraft carrier, has been discovered 76 years after it was sunk in the Coral Sea, more than 500 miles off the coast of Australia.
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One of the first aircraft carriers ever built by the U.S., the Lexington sank d...

published: 07 Mar 2018

WWII Shipwrecks

Part 1 of a compilation of the WWII shipwrecks underwater and above water as seen today. Don't forget to subscribe for more amazing and historic videos! Enjoy!

published: 11 Aug 2015

World War II: Drain The Ocean EngDub 1080P

Sunken WWII Aircraft Carrier - First Look At Shipwreck | WIRED

Human eyes haven’t seen the USS Independence shipwreck, which fought ferocious battles in the Pacific Theater, for 65 years. But now, thanks to the wonders of remotely operated vehicles, it’s coming into view off the coast of San Francisco.
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Sunken WWII AircraftCarrier - First Look At Shipwreck | WIRED

Researchers aboard Paul G. Allen's R/V Petrel have discovered the World War II shipwreck USS Juneau, known for five brothers who were among its many fallen sailors.
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The resting place of the the USS Juneau, lost in World War II, now has an exact location on the map. Researche...

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Shipwreck Ark Royal documentary

There's something both eerie and poignant about deep-water footage of barnacle-encrusted shipwrecks, and there's something especially sad about the remains of the Ark Royal. The pride of the Second World WarBritish fleet was sunk by a single torpedo in 1941 in the Mediterranean, its final resting place unknown. But three years ago a BBC team set out to search for the wreckage of the near-legendary aircraft carrier. The operation was a success. Here, Dan Snow takes us on a remarkable journey of discovery, looking at the Ark Royal's illustrious history and making good use of contemporary film. But, as always, it's the testimonies of those directly involved that move the most. The documentary gathers together Ark Royal veterans to view footage from the sea bed, and to share their memories of...

Wreckage of a WWII plane that crashed 70 years ago is found in the Woods

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Abandoned WWII Aircraft of the Battle of Dunkirk - Wreckage of War Planes

Hurricane and Spitfire aircraft of this video were shot down during the Battle of Dunkirk in 1940, and fell to the beach. They were found and restored to flying condition.
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Dive WWII Our Secret History 1of2

Top 10 Undiscovered Wrecks of WW2

Part 2 of this video is finally here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKODLG0sWoU﻿
This video shows my top 10 wrecks I would love to see found and explored. Music is by Hans Zimmer - Journey to the Line from The thin red line soundtrack. Number one is the wreck I'm most fascinated with. As many know, exploration of ship wrecks explains a lot of the mysteries that surrounds the sinking of these vessels. USS Gambier Bay should be in the top 5 in this video, the exploration of her would prove if Yamato actually played a part in its sinking.
New video!! WW2: Steel Leviathans (Compilation of all big gun Warships) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmeRC...
New video!! Top 10 Ugly warships https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXytZ...

The final resting place of the USS Lexington, a World War II-era aircraft carrier, has been discovered 76 years after it was sunk in the Coral Sea, more than 50...

The final resting place of the USS Lexington, a World War II-era aircraft carrier, has been discovered 76 years after it was sunk in the Coral Sea, more than 500 miles off the coast of Australia.
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One of the first aircraft carriers ever built by the U.S., the Lexington sank during the Battle of the Coral Sea in May of 1942. The ship went down with 216 crew members and 35 aircraft. But 2,770 crewmen and officers were rescued by awaiting U.S. ships. The Lexington was the first aircraft carrier to be sunk in history. The Battle of the Coral Sea stopped an important Japanese advance on Australia and New Guinea, and one month later the Battle of Midway permanently turned war in favor of the U.S.
Wreckage of WWII AircraftCarrier U.S.S. Lexington Found in Coral Sea | National Geographic
https://youtu.be/f3s_RPLnnmw
National Geographic
https://www.youtube.com/natgeo

The final resting place of the USS Lexington, a World War II-era aircraft carrier, has been discovered 76 years after it was sunk in the Coral Sea, more than 500 miles off the coast of Australia.
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One of the first aircraft carriers ever built by the U.S., the Lexington sank during the Battle of the Coral Sea in May of 1942. The ship went down with 216 crew members and 35 aircraft. But 2,770 crewmen and officers were rescued by awaiting U.S. ships. The Lexington was the first aircraft carrier to be sunk in history. The Battle of the Coral Sea stopped an important Japanese advance on Australia and New Guinea, and one month later the Battle of Midway permanently turned war in favor of the U.S.
Wreckage of WWII AircraftCarrier U.S.S. Lexington Found in Coral Sea | National Geographic
https://youtu.be/f3s_RPLnnmw
National Geographic
https://www.youtube.com/natgeo

Human eyes haven’t seen the USS Independence shipwreck, which fought ferocious battles in the Pacific Theater, for 65 years. But now, thanks to the wonders of remotely operated vehicles, it’s coming into view off the coast of San Francisco.
Still haven’t subscribed to WIRED on YouTube? ►► http://wrd.cm/15fP7B7
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Sunken WWII AircraftCarrier - First Look At Shipwreck | WIRED

Human eyes haven’t seen the USS Independence shipwreck, which fought ferocious battles in the Pacific Theater, for 65 years. But now, thanks to the wonders of remotely operated vehicles, it’s coming into view off the coast of San Francisco.
Still haven’t subscribed to WIRED on YouTube? ►► http://wrd.cm/15fP7B7
ABOUT WIRED
WIRED is where tomorrow is realized. Through thought-provoking stories and videos, WIRED explores the future of business, innovation, and culture.
Sunken WWII AircraftCarrier - First Look At Shipwreck | WIRED

Researchers aboard Paul G. Allen's R/V Petrel have discovered the World War II shipwreck USS Juneau, known for five brothers who were among its many fallen sailors.
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The resting place of the the USS Juneau, lost in World War II, now has an exact location on the map. Researchers aboard the R/V Petrel, a scientific vessel and a project of philanthropist Paul G. Allen, discovered the shipwreck in the South Pacific's Solomon Islands. Images taken from an autonomous submersible give the first view of the ship since it went down in the 1942Naval Battle of Guadalcanal. The Juneau is known for the five Sullivan brothers, who were granted an exemption from a Navy policy keeping family members separate. The Sullivans were among the 687 crew members of the Juneau who lost their lives in the battle.
Read more in "FamousWWIIShipwreckFound After 75 Years"
https://bit.ly/2FVBTQT
WWII Shipwreck USS Juneau Found—Famous for Five Sullivan Brothers | National Geographic
https://youtu.be/FFqIotUYIw4
National Geographic
https://www.youtube.com/natgeo

Researchers aboard Paul G. Allen's R/V Petrel have discovered the World War II shipwreck USS Juneau, known for five brothers who were among its many fallen sailors.
➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe
About National Geographic:
National Geographic is the world's premium destination for science, exploration, and adventure. Through their world-class scientists, photographers, journalists, and filmmakers, Nat Geo gets you closer to the stories that matter and past the edge of what's possible.
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The resting place of the the USS Juneau, lost in World War II, now has an exact location on the map. Researchers aboard the R/V Petrel, a scientific vessel and a project of philanthropist Paul G. Allen, discovered the shipwreck in the South Pacific's Solomon Islands. Images taken from an autonomous submersible give the first view of the ship since it went down in the 1942Naval Battle of Guadalcanal. The Juneau is known for the five Sullivan brothers, who were granted an exemption from a Navy policy keeping family members separate. The Sullivans were among the 687 crew members of the Juneau who lost their lives in the battle.
Read more in "FamousWWIIShipwreckFound After 75 Years"
https://bit.ly/2FVBTQT
WWII Shipwreck USS Juneau Found—Famous for Five Sullivan Brothers | National Geographic
https://youtu.be/FFqIotUYIw4
National Geographic
https://www.youtube.com/natgeo

Shipwreck Ark Royal documentary

There's something both eerie and poignant about deep-water footage of barnacle-encrusted shipwrecks, and there's something especially sad about the remains of t...

There's something both eerie and poignant about deep-water footage of barnacle-encrusted shipwrecks, and there's something especially sad about the remains of the Ark Royal. The pride of the Second World WarBritish fleet was sunk by a single torpedo in 1941 in the Mediterranean, its final resting place unknown. But three years ago a BBC team set out to search for the wreckage of the near-legendary aircraft carrier. The operation was a success. Here, Dan Snow takes us on a remarkable journey of discovery, looking at the Ark Royal's illustrious history and making good use of contemporary film. But, as always, it's the testimonies of those directly involved that move the most. The documentary gathers together Ark Royal veterans to view footage from the sea bed, and to share their memories of a ship that obviously still has a tight hold on their hearts.

There's something both eerie and poignant about deep-water footage of barnacle-encrusted shipwrecks, and there's something especially sad about the remains of the Ark Royal. The pride of the Second World WarBritish fleet was sunk by a single torpedo in 1941 in the Mediterranean, its final resting place unknown. But three years ago a BBC team set out to search for the wreckage of the near-legendary aircraft carrier. The operation was a success. Here, Dan Snow takes us on a remarkable journey of discovery, looking at the Ark Royal's illustrious history and making good use of contemporary film. But, as always, it's the testimonies of those directly involved that move the most. The documentary gathers together Ark Royal veterans to view footage from the sea bed, and to share their memories of a ship that obviously still has a tight hold on their hearts.

Hurricane and Spitfire aircraft of this video were shot down during the Battle of Dunkirk in 1940, and fell to the beach. They were found and restored to flying condition.
If you Like our videos please subscribe to the channel and please like the video!

Hurricane and Spitfire aircraft of this video were shot down during the Battle of Dunkirk in 1940, and fell to the beach. They were found and restored to flying condition.
If you Like our videos please subscribe to the channel and please like the video!

Top 10 Undiscovered Wrecks of WW2

Part 2 of this video is finally here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKODLG0sWoU﻿
This video shows my top 10 wrecks I would love to see found and explored. M...

Part 2 of this video is finally here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKODLG0sWoU﻿
This video shows my top 10 wrecks I would love to see found and explored. Music is by Hans Zimmer - Journey to the Line from The thin red line soundtrack. Number one is the wreck I'm most fascinated with. As many know, exploration of ship wrecks explains a lot of the mysteries that surrounds the sinking of these vessels. USS Gambier Bay should be in the top 5 in this video, the exploration of her would prove if Yamato actually played a part in its sinking.
New video!! WW2: Steel Leviathans (Compilation of all big gun Warships) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmeRC...
New video!! Top 10 Ugly warships https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXytZ...

Part 2 of this video is finally here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKODLG0sWoU﻿
This video shows my top 10 wrecks I would love to see found and explored. Music is by Hans Zimmer - Journey to the Line from The thin red line soundtrack. Number one is the wreck I'm most fascinated with. As many know, exploration of ship wrecks explains a lot of the mysteries that surrounds the sinking of these vessels. USS Gambier Bay should be in the top 5 in this video, the exploration of her would prove if Yamato actually played a part in its sinking.
New video!! WW2: Steel Leviathans (Compilation of all big gun Warships) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmeRC...
New video!! Top 10 Ugly warships https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXytZ...

The final resting place of the USS Lexington, a World War II-era aircraft carrier, has been discovered 76 years after it was sunk in the Coral Sea, more than 500 miles off the coast of Australia.
➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe
About National Geographic:
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One of the first aircraft carriers ever built by the U.S., the Lexington sank during the Battle of the Coral Sea in May of 1942. The ship went down with 216 crew members and 35 aircraft. But 2,770 crewmen and officers were rescued by awaiting U.S. ships. The Lexington was the first aircraft carrier to be sunk in history. The Battle of the Coral Sea stopped an important Japanese advance on Australia and New Guinea, and one month later the Battle of Midway permanently turned war in favor of the U.S.
Wreckage of WWII AircraftCarrier U.S.S. Lexington Found in Coral Sea | National Geographic
https://youtu.be/f3s_RPLnnmw
National Geographic
https://www.youtube.com/natgeo

Sunken WWII Aircraft Carrier - First Look At Shipwreck | WIRED

Human eyes haven’t seen the USS Independence shipwreck, which fought ferocious battles in the Pacific Theater, for 65 years. But now, thanks to the wonders of remotely operated vehicles, it’s coming into view off the coast of San Francisco.
Still haven’t subscribed to WIRED on YouTube? ►► http://wrd.cm/15fP7B7
ABOUT WIRED
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Sunken WWII AircraftCarrier - First Look At Shipwreck | WIRED

Researchers aboard Paul G. Allen's R/V Petrel have discovered the World War II shipwreck USS Juneau, known for five brothers who were among its many fallen sailors.
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The resting place of the the USS Juneau, lost in World War II, now has an exact location on the map. Researchers aboard the R/V Petrel, a scientific vessel and a project of philanthropist Paul G. Allen, discovered the shipwreck in the South Pacific's Solomon Islands. Images taken from an autonomous submersible give the first view of the ship since it went down in the 1942Naval Battle of Guadalcanal. The Juneau is known for the five Sullivan brothers, who were granted an exemption from a Navy policy keeping family members separate. The Sullivans were among the 687 crew members of the Juneau who lost their lives in the battle.
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Shipwreck Ark Royal documentary

There's something both eerie and poignant about deep-water footage of barnacle-encrusted shipwrecks, and there's something especially sad about the remains of the Ark Royal. The pride of the Second World WarBritish fleet was sunk by a single torpedo in 1941 in the Mediterranean, its final resting place unknown. But three years ago a BBC team set out to search for the wreckage of the near-legendary aircraft carrier. The operation was a success. Here, Dan Snow takes us on a remarkable journey of discovery, looking at the Ark Royal's illustrious history and making good use of contemporary film. But, as always, it's the testimonies of those directly involved that move the most. The documentary gathers together Ark Royal veterans to view footage from the sea bed, and to share their memories of a ship that obviously still has a tight hold on their hearts.

Abandoned WWII Aircraft of the Battle of Dunkirk - Wreckage of War Planes

Hurricane and Spitfire aircraft of this video were shot down during the Battle of Dunkirk in 1940, and fell to the beach. They were found and restored to flying condition.
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Top 10 Undiscovered Wrecks of WW2

Part 2 of this video is finally here.
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